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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1900

Page

4

Roosevelt Named for Vice President Amid Cheers

GEorge Mapes notes Roosevelt's bold, aggressive appeal as the Republican ticket leader. He emphasizes Roosevelt as a dynamic force who would energize the campaign and defy fears that the vice presidency could halt his career.

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McKinley Roosevelt Nominated At Twelfth Republican Convention

The Republican National Convention in Philadelphia nominated William McKinley of Ohio for President and Theodore Roosevelt of New York for Vice President after a vibrant day of speeches and a dramatic, colorful mass gathering. Foraker led the McKinley bid with a fiery keynote, while Roosevelt received a rousing seconding from Lafayette Young of Iowa and Chauncey Depew defended him with wit and flair. The hall overflowed with decor, cheers, and a palpable sense of unity as delegates celebrated the historic ticket.

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Pauncefote Seeks Parcels Post Favor in Washington

British Ambassador Pauncefote met with the acting Postmaster General at the Post Office Department in Washington. It is understood he pressed for special handling of parcels post proposals affecting the United States.

Washington Lord Pauncefote Post Office Department

Thurston Praises McKinley in Lively Convention Address

Senator Thurston of Nebraska delivered a stirring speech seconding William McKinley’s nomination. He praised McKinley as a leader from humble origins who unified the nation, boosted labor, credit, and industry, and spoke of him as the rightful successor to Washington Lincoln Grant and Garfield.

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Invocation by Archbishop Ryan Opens Political Gathering

The Invocation at the Opening of the gathering was led by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia. His prayer urged divine guidance for the party and nation as leaders rise above personal interests and seek the common good.

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